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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-15
wELLS-Al,atECHEN.
a Tyler County Gentlemen and n Wheeling
z,ul ..t,ltr. Lady Married. sltHsst ~ - ~

II
MIR. Ephralm Wells, OF sistersyjlls,
Tyler county, and Miss Mary Mcalechen,
OF this city, were married In this city yes.
terday afternoon. The ceremony took
place at 8 o'clock in the Second Psesby.
terrain church, and was Witnessed by a
large throng Of relatives aud iriends that
comfortably filled the ediacs. OF cot,rse
q majority OF those present were rom
this city; a.Roodly number were there
from slstersville. The guests were asaist.
cd in findlngseata by a quartette OF uphers
-Messrs. John Baker, OF Bellsire. and
VIII Brady, Benson Caldwell aud viii
Morrow, Of this city, cousins OF the bride,
The wedding marches werc played In nm
effective manner by Miss Mary Wilde,
the accomplished oreaniat OF St. Niatthows
church. Rev. Dr.. ". II. Cooke, psptor OF
the church, spoke the words TINT made
the two man and wife. There were no
other attendants than tho uahers, :,
The bride Ia a daughter Of the latc 7
llanson Mchechen and most eptimSble
lady, whose pleasant manners have made
her friends almost innumesable. sho wore
Q most becoming travelling costume, with
hat 10 match, Of ono Of tho new shslog Of
brown. The groom 10 one OF S!ssefyillo's
prominent citizens, well known hero, Mr..
and Mrs. Wells left Immediately alter the
ceremony on an Eastern bridal tour: thov
will visit Now York and Others OF the
leading cities. ~ u, n 81 5hl2iiTh - :
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The Concert Monday. Evening.

Seats for the grand concert TO be ciyen
by the Opera House orchestra, at the
Opera House next Monday evening, were
placed on sale at Banners music store
Yesterday morning and are ceiling well.
Tho orchestra Is a popular organization,
and there appears to be desire to aid and
encourage it. This can DO done in no bet
Ter way than by filling the house on this
occasion. The programme to be rendered
Is one TINT is we'll worthy Of the attention
Of all. 1t contests OF choice solos, both
instrumental and vocal, and concerted
members for the full orchestra, which
on this occasion will conaist of TWENTY-FIVE
pieces, being augmented by several NOM
bera Of the Pittsburgh Musical Society,
accomplished musicians, who arc we'll
known here. One OF the numbers on the
programme will be Strauss' "Blue
DANUBE waltzes, the prettiest values
that famous composer eysr wrote, and
which have not been heard here fol: nearly
seven years. It will be like the return Of
an old and dear friend to hesr their ryth.
mic measures again, played as they will
be by the full orchestra. The solos of
Mics Williams and Miss Lang will be
fest11ras y = 4
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a Produce Denler's Views,

70 he Editor OF the lntelhrtnctr. 3i III
sm:-We noliceyour article in regard ia
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
laying half dozen sids tracks on on a va.
cant lot south Of the city lines, and they
intimate that it is done to advance the in.
terest Of receivers of perishablo gooda.
This is entirely "too thin, ..Wo receive
about as much as any house in the city,
and we have yet to discover the Baltimore
L Ohio Company orthe Pittsburgh, Wheel.
Ing \ Kentucky tgoingl to any extra exer.
tiona to help receivers to get their perisbs-
bic goods. Oh, no; they generally ssnd and
get their freight and let US look out and
hustle around to. find somebody some.
where that might poasibly know aome-
thing about perishable stock that came in
sometime, demonstrate, you Say 2. It's
no use. Red tape will DO too much for
you. II You have doubt Of this experi-
ence, order something pcrishablo and see
if you will ever find 1t when it arrives, un.
less you look forit yourself. 4aaw. /. CO. @
Wheeling, April IA. ~, e. Is Il g:
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CRIMINALS CATCH II.
Several Indicted Parties Plead Guilty-Two
7. FOR the Pom, ..u

Several Indicted Parties Plead Guilty-Two
Z FOR the Pom. ~,
In the Circuit Court on Judge Jacobs
aide yesterday Elias Rolls, j., plead guilty
to keeping gaming house and was fined
$40 and costs. Isaac Bogard, Of Fulton,
plead guilty to two different charges OF
selling liquor on Sunday, and was fined
so and costs in each case.
Francis Nolan, alias Gordon, indicted
jointly with George Strausa for breaking
and entering with intent to steal, plead
guilty and was sentenced to one years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary. He
also plead guilty to the Indictment for
grand larceny, and was given Two years in
addition. strauss's trial was Set for We'd
nesday, April FL. -,- 5--,l ~
! John Kelly, alias James O'Lee, plead
guilty to the indictment for entering 8
dwelling house in the daytime with intent
to steal, and was given three years in the
penitentiary. The Indictment for petit
larceny was nollied. 55[t
I James Hicei plead guilty to the indict.
ment for gaming, and was dned IS and
costs. F ~. y y tEg's,j r%.<rl IL
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MOlln{ihyiile.

The invincible D. H. staley is home
from Cincinnati on two weeks, visit.
G. W. Atkinson, Of Wheeling, lectured
on temperance at the Simpson ME-.
church Tuesday night. ~ 3 :"
: A. R. Reid, OF Pittsburgh, presented
"Unclo Jimmy" Mathews with Yery
tine fishing tackle. Mr.. Mathews ia the
boss fisherman Of the town. =
The flow Of gas at the Craig zasser is
very perceptibly diminishing. The drill
was started yesterday evening and II Is
hoped the flow will be increased over what
it was. Z ~ -
"Jumbo" McCaakey and Negro Tom,
who works for ]. W. Gallaher, had rack.
ct Wednesday night in which McCaskey
was cut several times with a knife. He
was cut once in the neck and three or
Jour times in the arm. l7Yl ,'lrS !.
The young ladies of the Presbyterian
church give q aocial at the residence Of
Mrs: a. Linkletter, and the young ladieg
OF the Simpson NJ. E. church will give a
reception at the residence Of Mrs. J. @.
Bardall tomorrow night.
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C0Ia.s.CAMPBELL.. DEAD.
A PUBLIC SPIRITED GENTLEMAN
Whose loss Is a Serious blow to the Clty's
1nterests- His Long and Useful Career
In Wheeling, his business Connoo., e
lions and his Public Services.

Col. Robert Campbell died at his homo
on the Island yesterday afternoon shortly
after 2 o'clock, after an illnens OF several
weeks, complication OF disorders from
which nearly all the time be suffered SO.
vsrely. Two days before he was taken
sick he was as clear minded and as vigo.
rous and hale physically 40 ever he was,
and this Is saying o good deal, for no was
q man Of clear, strong brain, iron consti.
tuition and indomitable will. His wife
and an adopted son, Mr.. James Campbell,
survive him. 5s Ss
Col. Campbell was horn in Pennaylva.
MIA, September TO-, 1915, OF Irish parents,
and was reared In Lancaster county, In
that State, coming 10 Wheeling with hia
parents when ayouth. His career OF over
half q century wac marked by intelligence
and thrift, and he leaves considerable
property, much OF 1t in real estate, though
he wac also a large Htockholder In mum.
Der OF thriving corporations, among them
In tho West Virginia Exposition and State
Fair Association, Of whose Board OF Di.
rectors he was valued member, having
also served at one time as Superintendent
Of its grounds! To him as much, perhaps,
as to any one man, the succeeB OF the State
Fair was due. Tho flag on the main OK.
position building will float at half.mast
to-day In honor OF his memory, sl-'7
Col. Campbell was q timer by trade.
and he was wont 10 recall his workshop,
days and say he was "a good one." He
was In partnership with Upton Duflield
for years In the tin and copper business.
Subsequently no was in partnership with
Joseph and David Bell In the stove and
hollow ware busineas. Later he bought a
iiue farm in this county, and lived on Il
for several years, but the life did not suit
him. He liked the hustle and stir OF the
city, and selling his farm no returned to
Wheeling and has aimee devoted his at.
tention to his real estate and other invest
ments, also in late years doing consider.
able business as street paving contractor.
II 10 .aa q member OF Wheeing's pioneer
Board OF Public Works, md as a moving
spirit In the establishment Of the Board
syatem OF controlling the streets, that Col.
Campbell will be best remembered. He
was useful man in that position--iust the
kind OF man in d new Board which met
with opposition on some sides. He'was 40
constituted that he thrived under opposi-
ton, and he rather enjoyed contest. He
was one OF the inventors OF tho brick psy.
Ing block, and entered into the duties OF
his position with his whole heart,
Col. Campbell was formerly an official
tmember OF the Fourth Street NJ. E, church,
but severed his connection with tbat
church when the NJ. i. church on the
Island WAS established, and subsequently
left the denomination entirely, lie and
Mrs. Campbell joining the Second Presby.
terrain church. ,U,,l
His death removes prominent and USE
ful man, q man who can lily be spared
and it will cauae general and sincere
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yvcst Virginia Talent Abroad,

Misses Gay Duncan and Floride Bow.
cock, two charming ladies. prominent in
Clarksburg's musical and society circles,
and who number among their admirers a
number Of Wheelingtes, are making a
short visit in the city, on their way home
from Canton, Ohio, where they appeared
Tuesday evening in company with Mrs.
Nellie Sweeney Palmer and Misses Flora
Williams, Mary Bsnkard and Sara Swee-
nay, the Ladies' Quartette Club Of this
city. They gave delightful concert at
the Opera Houae there before large and
appreciative audience. The concert was
for the benefit OF tho Episcopal Church
there. The Ladies' Quartette wilma new
laure!s wherever it appears.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers in the City mud Wheeling Folks
ga Abroad. IA
G. W. Want, OF DeKalb, Is at the
Howell House. ..., .p"
John A. Gallaher, leading Bellaire
lawyer, was up yesterday. II IA Z Z.
Col. Bob McEldowney, Of New Martins.
vile. was in town yesterday.
Jcaeph Hall, Of steubenville, the U. S
pension agent, 10 here on his monthly
Wait. ,s6.4 544 ts4ya
Hon. W. N. Chancellor, member OF the
House Of Delegates from Wood county,
was in tho city yesterday. vi
Mr.. John Thornhill, Of the Charleston
Star, is in the city. He has host Of
friends here whom he won during the
seaaors that the Legislature met hers. IT.
B. F. Meighen, Esq, Prosecuting Attor-
nsy OF Marshall county, was in the city
yesterday. He has great confidence in
the boom that now has hold Of Mounds.
VILE.
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Kramer at tho White Areir

Prof. Joe Kramer has secured two new
men for hi1 orchestra and brass band,
They are John ]. Grunz, of st. Louis, a
tlute and piccolo performer, and John g.
Nressyille, cornetist, now with McNish,
Slayin d Johnson's minstrelg. They are
both said to be excellent players on their
respective instruments. Mr.. Grunz will
arrive in fow dsya and plsy here with
the band and orchestra until the last OF
June, when no will 90 with Kramer to
white sulphur Springs. d Mr.. Cressyille
Will join the band then, and both will play
with it at the Springs during the season,
Kramer having beon engaged to furnish
the music there again, 80. s ! =.
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The Wool Market Opened

Yesterday Mr.. Henry K. Lat pur.
chased his; first lot Of wool Of this years
clip. The lot was one OF 500 pounds and
was grown in this county. 1t was sold BY
Mr.. Maxwell. The price paid was Is
cents, 1t Is said that the prospect is that
that price is about as high as will be paid
heresbouts for: fine woola, for q time al
least, judging from tho present demand
and the prospects. Medium and cosrse
grades are in strong demand, however,
and will probably bring better prices, 81
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LOCAL pnEv1TrEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
tho City.

Matters of Miuor Moment IN ana About
tho City. y
ONE marriage license was iaaued yes.
terday. NJ
TIE Grand this evening --"Grogan's
Elevation" bt.l, Negf5s,d..s.u
The Council Committees on Health and
Scales are called to meet this evening.
"EyAsuILlNR'' opened an engagement
Of three nights and matinee at Pittsburgh
last night. 5 Ia. g3lHi F5s
JERRY O'BRlES met with a painful nc.
cident yesterday, having his arm badly
dislocated. IA- i.l..i
JEFF DAVIS has been heard from in New
York. He has parted from the Captain"
and leaves for Boston In a day or two to
remain week or ten days. -a,
Mr.. THOMAS, advance agent Of tho Nc.
Caull Opera Company, Is here arranging
for the appearance Of hia company ut the
Opera HouBe next week.. las Flf1g3.g
A TEMPERANCE tea will be given Of the
residences Of Col. II. 3. Hubbard, on EoG
street, South side, for the benefit Of tho
Women's Christian Temperance Union. s
THE p!reet sprinkler was brought out
last evening. and was a Welcome sight on
the street. Tia free use 10 necessity until
the weather clerk turns on the big
sprinkler. tss jsT',sssig{
HENRY BRusER has rented the old
Capital restaurant stand and will on the
first OF May open up the New Capital
Restaurant He will dispose OF hls two
preeent etandB, A. E al 49,
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+ COMMANDER CARLIN.
Sympathy hnd Condolences fronisihc Chi
HHa fOrntn G., 4. Il. lH

Sympathy nnd Condolences ,frolasthe Call
fornia G. a. II.
Tho following letter, which explains
itself, has been received here:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF. CALlFoRS1A. /
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC,
ASSISTANT ADJurANr GENERALS OFFICE. I
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April 5, 1887.
Commander Lee Raymond, Department Of
Vest tirginia: yE9.i
DEAR STRAND CoMRApE:-Permit mo on
behalf OF the Department OF California, 10
express our sympathy for your Depart
ment in the affection you have suffered
by the death OF your noble chief, De-
partment Commander John Carlin. His
loss will be mouyned by the membars Of
the G. A. r. throughout the land. Please
present to the bereavsd widow and family
Of GU. departed comrade the coincidence
Of seven thousand veterans OF the Depart.
ment Of California, "ior VINO like soldiers
can sympathize with the families Of those
whose ties with us we're welded in the
fro OF battte."
In F., @. and L.,
4 EDw. S. SOLOMON,
..5g.s Department Commander,
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A Sixth yyard Quarrel.

Mrs. Finnegan, an old woman living in
the Sixth ward, was before Squire Arkls
yesterday with two charges Of assault pre-.
ferred against her by Winnie Conner, who al.
legged that Mrs. Finnegan threw nlops over
her from an upstairs window. She plead
guilty and was fined IS and costs in each
case. Margaret Windmill was arraigned
on complaint OF Mary Reith, charged with
drunkenness and profanity, and was fined
81 and costa in each case, and in default
Of payment was sent to Jail for twenty
days. Michael Finnegan accused Winnie
Conner Of abusive language and threats,
and Winnie accused Michael of assault
These charges will be investigated at !
o'clock this eyenino. 50. :, -
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Notice. 10 Contractors
s.4l. CLERKS OFFICE,

l
| III. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS or ONO CoUSrY
| flf WHEELING. ". Va, April u, 1857.
Scaled proposals will DO received at this Office
until eth Inst. at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, for The io
lowing county work. viz: e ia
BoagH Hill g. & D. road. Triadelphla District,
lsG Sc cubic !! t ya1,ds naeadamizing
cubic yards macadamizipg.
Battle Run to G, g. & ?. road, 90 cubic yard.
Chapel kun TO spflnger's, 2oocublc yards macAd.
Elm Grove and Boggs' Hill. 100 cubic yards mac.
| adnmizing. g17 5b- f7I, .'gsHI'- :
Greggsville. Clinton and Potomac, Rlchaud Dis.
| trict. $50 cubic yards macadamizipg. - =
Grcggsville, Clinton and Potomac, Liberty Dis.
trict, 370 cubic yards matchmaking.
macadamlxlng. n z l41ts4s 81 Tf =
Kelly's Barn and Dement,, Cemetery, Rlchand
District. 10 cubic yards matchmaking.
Middle Wheeling Creek Cower cnd). 500 cubic
yards matchmaking. 7r7f W = ~
Middle Wheeling Creek upper endl 50 cubic
McaIaw's Kun 10 q. G. & p; road, 10 cubloyuui.
matchmaking. s5.s ~, 70
Meeting House Hill, 2so cubic yards macslsm
Peters Run, TliadelphIa District, $50 cub!c yards
matchmaking. 49, =. :, -
Peters Run. Richland District, 100 cubic yards
Peninsula Road, 500 cubic yards macadamI.ng.
|
River road, City 10 Glcnu's Run, 75l cubic yards
macadamizlng. 5s-737 =
River roao. tlenns Run to Brooke county 10
| cubic yards macadamizIng 'gT0
hice aud Castlcman's Run, 70 cubic yards mac,
Kcs and castlenans Run, 25 cubic yards Gull
EonSsys Point to s. &B road, 100 cubic yards
snort Creek North Fork, $50 cubic yards nAcad-
ShSIt Greek, South Fork $50 cubic yards macad.
Valley Grove and Middle Wheeling, 50 cubic
yards matchmaking, 40 az - :
valley Grove and Middle Wheeling, 50 cubic
yards calvert mRsoury, .T
phia District, zoo cubic yards macadamfziur
,mn1selins, West Liberty and Bethany, Liberty
oMirlct, ~ cubic yards macadamizIng.
Mnee!lhs anu Fairmont, 800 cubic yards uiacsd'
West Union and Roney's Point AGO cubic yards
Wheeling and Elm Grove, Richie District, 10
CUBIC yards merchandising
wheeling and Elm Grove, TriadclphIa District,
ny r cubic yards matchmaking.
r;e,n Defty 70 Herveys, rs cubicyards mHcad
% Va l.; and wardens Run 100 cubic yards
l, r;T TO- for masonry must include preparation
~ tountuhLon& BIDS for all classes O.. work Enst
i 20 py tne cubic yard All proposals mus. state
ana s must DO accompanied by inc names Of TWO
responsible parties Eurit!es for the performance
OK contract, If awarded. 49,
INC quantities above given nTe only approx
na'o and arc subject to Change.
signed. fHFFi%5 $50 '-fr''' = -
bids. 5,s.as lrriI-'-s - :. y -
Endorse proposals. proposals for County Work"
y ,.Isss., l.s ~ -. l. ROBr b. WOODS
! :, -. Clerk Of the Board Of Commissioners.
/: W. Q. SMITH, County Engineer, apl3
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The Queen Festival Of the Christian
year-Easter Day-having removed the
interdict upon worldly gayety, the little
wheels Of society have commenced to &c
round with all their old time mirth and
music. Tonight there will be hop at
Mercantile hall, on Main street hill, that
will be participated in by we'll known
members Of Wheeling aociety, principal.
ly membsrs OF the German" Krame,
will play and the event will be moat
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A Former wheeling Man In Trouble. .

Thomau P. Bedillon, formerly OF this
city, but Of late yeara we'll known Jew
eler Of Pittsburgh, doing business on Filth
avenue, has Been arrested on warrant
issued from tho office OF Alderman Gripp
OF that city on charge Of embezzlipg rs
consignee. The charge is made by the
representative OF Boston jewelry house.
The gentleman claims that on Mr.. Bedi-
lions representations tho firm consigned
him q large quantity Of valuable jewelry,
which he was to dispose OF and remit the
proceeds, less his continuation. After
waiting come time tho firm learned Of
Bedilion's failure, which occurred few
months ago, and since that time has en-
deavored to settle with him, but inefec-
tuslly. Mr.. Bedilion furnished bail in the
j,um OF $500. .4a4 rts$6zlsG
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DELLAIlsE,
Deaths-aIarringc-va Items of Local

slr'l D. z NI.7t .1Hr 40. ~. .'aNuA'
Observation-Disclosures Items of Local
News.
The pos!oliice Ia being cleaned.
The Wenner Cadets have thirty mem,
bers. -'ze Pa 3, Nh 1lss,.$ 40 !. lI7ll,
A lodge Of American Mechanics 10 to be
organized here. I {5iF,IF7
Miss Cora Carr has returned To- he,
studies at Allegheny. if2 N 81 ...a3l,
Misc Mamie Randolph has accepted a
position In P. 7. Kings store. 90 ? .tG
Col. David Rankin and wife have gone
to their Grand 1aland farm In Nebraska.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company IL
leveling of tho streets where gas pipes
wore laid. ,'13'l 8S'l5757 =
Mayor Brown fined seven saloon keep,
era $40 and costs each for violations Of the
Sunday laws. M 4 s501 I.Tg'' ;
The German choir gave concert last
evening. Prof. kriter, OF Wheeling, who
Is now orRanist for this church, was direc.
tor Of the concert. n .l1INEG ll1.f
Mrs. Hoge, mother Of Mrs. John Hamil,
ton, died "Wednesday at Mr.. Hamilton'a
home on Gravel HILL Sha will be buried
at hiorristown to-day. III 05.7F9 . :
Meatherington's band went 10 Gravel
Hill Wednesday night and serenaded Mr..
Ogle Caaacll and Misa Lizzie Headloper, OF
Grafton, who had come here to be mar.
RED. The ceremony was performed at
Mr.. Burke's home. s5 nm! =
Mrs. Steere, wife Of DR.. D. @. steere,
ham pVi TaS u
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The first shipment OF now cabbage was
received in the city yesterday. 1t came
from Florida, and the heads are round
and solid. It retails at 10 to 20 cents g
New potatoes also put in their appear.
ance this week, also from Florida. They
bring 20 cents q quarter peck. AZ 5a.. N i.
Ok New New Bermuda onions, just in, sell q!
Home grown onion slips, rhubarb, kale
and other earlier vegetables are cheap,
and have driven the easter stuif ont 81
the market. i 80 80 ~ y =
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 15.-For West
Virginia local showers, followed by fair
weather, winds shifting to southwest,
slight changes In temperature.
For Western Pennsylvania local show
ers, followed by fair weather, east to south
winds 'becoming variable, warmer except
in southwest Pennsylvania, stationary
temperature. s.
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bridgeport.

J; d. Taylor, of New Philadelphia, was
In the city yesterday on business. =
S. Farley and O. L. Ballinger, of
Zanesville, are at the Sherman House. a
The G. A. R. will give an entertainment
and supper in Heinlein hall this evening
and tomorrow evening, REGULATIONS
speeches snd music is the programme for
the entertainment. IS !.
MIR. Charles Giflin and Miss Ella Hill
were married at the Hill Hotel, Wednes-
day evening at 0 o'clock, by Rev. Mr..
Hayes. The affair was private, about
twenty guests boing present, the imme-
date friends OF both parties.
Mr.. Jefferson Porter, highly esteemed
and respected citizen q this city, died al
burgh depot, Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock, at a good old age. The funeral
will take place this afternoon at 9 O'Clock
interment in Bridgeport cemetery. n